Jockeying for future mobility position

Adient designers check out the AI18 concept, an interior envisioned for robotaxis.

November 19, 2017 05:00 AM

A great upheaval is taking place in the global auto industry. Not just because the vehicles, parts, technologies and key players are changing, but also because those players are no longer certain about who will do what in the future.

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